Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-17
VOL. /.

said, lit is not in the nature
Of things" Within the past ten days
Major Danilson has sold rs bulldinp
lots and Duddenhausen Il Montgom.
cry one intire block upon which resi-.
dences are 10 be erected as soon as
practicable. Now We are smoling the
smile.
John s. Beckwith will not try the
fresh fields and pastures green of
Cariboo this winter but will remain in
Blackfoot and sell grocerier as cheap
AS ever.
Porter, Parsons & Co have threshed
this season TO date, ll75 bushels of
wheat; 3,476 Of oats; IS Of rye; IA
Of barley and II of millet.
4 special train will run between
Pocatello and Eagle Rock during the
fair. Win leave Pocatello at Z a m.
Blackfoot at 3 a m. and returning
leave Eagle Rock at 6 p. m. Round
trip fare from Pocatello 1856 from
BlaciIfoot Sl.30.
Andy Jordan was hurrying up the
street Saturday afternoon with an an
nual, that IL from ear TO ear, smile on
his face and he had time TO say ~
have the finest girl in the Territory
at my home; o! she's daisy, she's a
darling, and l, and he was lost 70
sight
DiED-At Eagle Rock, Saturday
September 10th, the little twin daught-
er Of MFR. and Mrs, W. s Hopson. The
News with many friends extends
sympathy 70 the father and mother
| for the loss Of the little rose bud 50
ruthlessly broken from the parent
stem by the hand Of death.
1 The Bumgarner d Porter ditch i,
to be enlarged and extended this fal
and parties who want contract fol
this kind of work may find IL 10 thei
interest To apply 70 Mr., Bumgarner o
Mr. Houtz.
MARRiED-In the VI. J.. Church
Blackfoot, "Wednesday afternoon
September lith, BY Rev Geo q. Stul
Robert Dalgleish Of Butte City, Mon
tana. and Catherine Gray Of Bingham
County Idaho. In the evening recer
ton Vas held at the brides parent
and an went merry as the happy tink
ling ~ the marriage bells.
Iii addition 10 our large number O
I Ogden ads 81 last week, We ca
special attention 10 the new ones Q
] this week, viz. Burt Bros H. T. sny
dars Burton. Hcrrick & Whites, u 1
Pcery & sons. ". @. Childs 4 SON
, and &. Ccdersirom Lack Of space
this issue prrcludcs an extended motto
!, ~ each firm hut they ARE MI first cla'
houses and worthy Of full share
public patronage
The NEws feels an honest pride
lis aslycriiscing columns Il advertise
4 nothing but the business Of first clai
business men. II could have fill,
I, more space than will double !
columns, with quackery, pseudo swi
i dies. wtndmills snd ''sich but Il b.
y no place for thcm, and all proposition
Il FOR such space find their way 10 .
c. waste basket Good advertisement
" and good reading matter, the late
and the best, Il our motto.
5 The InAuo NEws, Of the 10th, pu
a lisbcd at Blackfoot. comes to us Il
=. week with an extra sheet descripti
{. AZ Bingham county. The paper 4
K serves great credit for the cnterprt'
This should be sent broadcast at hor
i, and abroad. as Il informs all desire
u Of knowing the vast resources
Il Bingham county in an intelligent ms
= ner From It the cmigrant can find
= his fireside what he may expect
far OF Idaho and especially in Biz
ham. Such effort on the part OF
~ News Is labor well spent for the b.
&C eft Of all--Inter.1daho.
Il. Monday evening little daugh
10 nf Mr.. q. w. Benjamin, living ab'
lc half mile north of town, went out
the field TO drive up the calves Tor
mother. and when she found them Q
en started them home, she took the II
nc that was around one Of the eal'
~ neck and tied II around her waist.
le' went we'll until near the house wi
ny dog rushed out and frightened
~ calves and started them runnl
The little girl being unable 70
bis herself from the rope, was jerked DC
its and dragged all over large field
ne fore help could reach her, receiv
A. severe bruises about the head
TX. body None Of them, however, "
me of 4 very serious nature
its " ,
p,,,nhs from Salt Lake and Ogden L